Enjoy our Watery reflections of 2019 On January 8th equipped with water bottle and repellant we explored the thorny trail to the deserted beach on the beautiful warm Caribbean Sea that surrounds Antigua. This island concluded our Robert Edwards Caribbean adventure.
Back in the mountains of Switzerland the temperature was nicely below zero to give us plenty of snow at Chateau d�Oex with our friends Liz and Steve and at Arosa with Nora and John.. And even more of those H2O crystals in the Dolomites with Steve and Janet. Our our own pond was stunning this Easter always giving us plenty of time for reflection and calm.
The Waters of Tyne We had to wait until Easter in Allendale to get into the slightly warmer water of the East Allen with Joe and Tom. Their enthusiasm
Enjoying being back alone the Quayside and crossing the Millennium bridge across the Tyne.
The Seas around UK.
The Scottish weather surprised us in Applecross with temperatures high enough for Jane and Ruth to swim in the Inner Sound as well as a long float in Loch an Fhidhleir None of us were quite up to swimming in the North Sea though, we just walked along the lovely Sandsend beach to Whitby
Diminishing Glaciers The ice in the glaciers above Venosta in Alto Adige is still there just and still gives us streams of H2O. Early snow below in Autumn in Vals.
Family ties Plenty of H2O at the celebration of of Peter and Rhiannon’s golden wedding celebration. Ruth’s grandfather was born in Horsforth which was an industrial village north of Leeds in the 19th century boasting many industries because of the rivers around it. We drove down with his daughter Olwyn to visit one of the houses he lived in.
Wherever you are
We wish you a very calm and healthy 2020 With time to appreciate our wonderful planet Love Ruth and Davidxxx
Happy Christmas
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